The Scope Blog

Depression among adolescents is at an all-time high. It’s easy to think, “not my kid” — especially if they seem to be doing all the things that are expected of young people. But depression can be silent. Even the seemingly most vibrant young person with an active social life, friends, good grades and extracurricular activities can be masking pain not easily seen.

If you suspect that your teen or child might be struggling with mental illness, it's important to get professional help right away. Here are ten warning signs that could indicate a problem.

Bullying can happen anywhere — in schools, on the playground and even on the internet. While not every child who is bullied will show warning signs, there are some things to look out for.

Children can experience many of the same behavioral health problems as adults — depression, anxiety, substance use and more.